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Horse General
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FEI Hoping to Increase Dressage Participation in Upcoming Olympics
 The International Equestrian Federation (FEI) has proposed expanding the number of dressage horses and riders to 60 from the past level of 50 for  the upcoming 2016 Olympics.
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Leading Equestrians Support Helmet Awareness Day
Equestrians around the globe have pledged their support to International Helmet Awareness Day 2013, being held Saturday June 22nd.
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PATH Honored for Using Horses To Help People
Established by Zoetis, the Equine Vision Award showcases innovation across the equine industry, and is intended to recognize ingenuity and service.
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Charles Wilhelm's Ultimate Super Horse Challenge a Success
Charles Wilhelm firmly believes that a Super Horse can appear in a parade one day, work cows the next, compete in an equitation class the following day â and more.
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More Help for Would-be Dressage Champion Riders
New Dressage Illustrated books help riders learn about the gaits and movements of the horse and how ride correctly to pass dressage tests.
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Key Features of Horse Trails To Be Focus of Class
The Kentucky Horse Council is inviting anyone interested in building sustainable trails to a one-day Trail Building Class on August 24, 2013
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New Online USPEA Ride-A-Test Supports Para-Equestrians
The online format provides a unique opportunity for riders from anywhere in the country to have easy access to an expert's evaluation of their dressage skills.
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Wingberry Farms Exemplifies Environmentally Friendly Equine Facility
By incorporating Best Management Practices to improve the equine farm's overall environmental health, Wingberry Farms has thrived and maintained the natural beauty of its property.
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Donated Feed and Hay Helps Horses Affected by Toronados
The Animal Resource Center (ARC) in Oklahoma City is caring for hundreds of animals displaced by tornados and storms and Manna Pro has donated much-needed feed.
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Przewalski's Horses Making a Come-back in China
Of the 2,000 or so Przewalskiâs horses that now exist worldwide, about a quarter are part of efforts to reintroduce them to the wild.